BOILING NOT NEEDED: Mix hummingbird and Oriole nectar powder perfectly every time in under a minute EASY STORAGE EASY REFILL: Excess nectar mix can be kept in your fridge for a quick refill of your hummingbird feeders EASY ADD LINES: No measuring cups needed, simple 1 bottle solution for quick nectar without the cleanup EASY POUR TOP: Works great for large and small hummingbird feeders alike SHAKE IT, POUR IT, STORE IT

Your how to make hummingbird nectar question is answered. The marks on the bottle make mixing hummingbird nectar powder super easy. Then, it becomes the best hummingbird nectar storage container to keep in your fridge for quick refilling of hummingbird feeders. If you make too much nectar just close the lid and store it.

The Sugar Shaker Nectar Maker is the fastest, cleanest, and easiest way to make perfect hummingbird nectar every time and is simply the easiest way to make your hummingbird nectar. Kids love it and enjoy helping fill hummingbird feeders and making friends with the hummers that visit. It’s a safe alternative to boiling sugar for making nectar.

The Sugar Shaker Nectar Maker is an idea born straight out of a simple need. How can you get the correct sugar to water ratio when making hummingbird nectar? You may know the correct ratio for making hummingbird nectar. It is 1 part sugar to 4 parts water. Even though it seems simple enough, people often have to take several steps to make their nectar. With the Sugar Shaker bottle, one line is for the hummingbird sugar and one for the water. All the confusion and extra steps go away.

Hummingbird nectar must be mixed and the sugar must be completely dissolved. Sugar Shaker Nectar Maker is the easiest and fastest way to do that. It has an internal wire whiskball to help break down the sugar as it is being shaken. It’s the secret to make sure your hummingbird nectar solution is completely dissolved. The Sugar Shaker Nectar Maker leak proof design and easy to pour top make this fastest, easiest way to make your choice of nectar mix. The best types of sugar to use are those found in your local wild bird stores or nature centers. They are finely ground sucrose, with no additives or dyes. Since the sugar is finely ground you can use cold water in the mix.